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	<title>Comments on: Beach Cleanup Dogs</title>
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		<title>By: The Rambling Taoist</title>
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		<description>My wife &amp; I traveled south to Long Beach on Saturday to do a little shopping at The Planter Box -- they have more native plants there than all the nurseries in north county combined!  After picking out several nice plants, we decided to reward our two dogs with a run on the beach.

We saw the Beach Clean-Up signs and were anticipating a crowded beach, at least by Washington standards!  But we were very surprised to find few people on the sands.  We later learned that the clean-up had been held that morning -- we didn&#039;t make it to Long Beach until mid-afternoon.</description>
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<p>We saw the Beach Clean-Up signs and were anticipating a crowded beach, at least by Washington standards!  But we were very surprised to find few people on the sands.  We later learned that the clean-up had been held that morning &#8212; we didn&#8217;t make it to Long Beach until mid-afternoon.</p>
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